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My machine is imac 2013 2,9 quad core i5 and gt 750 1gb.
That's awesome. Yeah, I'm running my resolution a little below that, but with everything else basically maxed. I'm really enjoying this game.
That's because integrated graphics cards are not supported by The Witcher 2. You need a dedicated graphics card. What you can do is run it at low settings and then try the "Large Setting" and hopefully you'll be able to run it without lag at the cost of aesthetics.
Did you try changing the graphics settings, as mentioned above? Also, do you have a dedicated graphics card?
Yeah, actually it does the same thing to me. Every time I want to play, I go in to the graphic options and re-adjust the settings. As of yet, I don't know of a way to save the options. Sorry about that.
We don't support the Intel GPU's because of driver bugs that will cause rendering glitches. If you can live with those, then the game will run !
I'm sure if you customized the settings, instead of ran it on straight medium, it would help. For one, make sure the setting for video memory allocation is at Large or higher instead of medium. That should help.